Do I need to inflate the wheels with a pump? Even for the first time use.
43477
Yes, you do have to pump up the tires initially, but they do have a typical bike valve.
43478
I believe that you do. We ordered a pump along with the bike, and did not use it until the wheels are inflated.
43479
The recommended psi (pounds per square inch) should be on the side of the tire. If not, for a 16" tire you should inflate to between 30 and 40 psi. If no pressure gauge handy, just give it the old feel test. Inflate the tire until you get to the point where you press on the tire with your thumb and the tire barely indents. I hope this helps!
967846
For me I just use a little battery operated pump , air it up till it feels moderately tight then go for it. Just a word of advice....be mindful that on a hot day they will get too tight and you should beach land it a relieve a little pressure. on a cold day I had it all pumped up, threw it on the trailer and headed to the lake, when I got there it was deflated considerably due to the cold. I pumped it up and away it goes. Its a awesome rig. Get U 1, FISH ON!
343461
Hi... i used a regular pump like the one you use for bicycles. Just be mindful of the air pressure limits.Enjoy!
1009663
The float is light. Yes, I would recommend an air pump to inflate. It is a bit much to inflate manually for me.
315254
Does not come inflated.Must use a compressor,foot pump or bike pump to inflate.
1459669
No, it doesn't require a pump. It has two valves on one end that when opened allows the mat to self-inflate. I slept on this mat for three months while in Liberia and it was worth every penny.
1265210
No, it does not require a pump, it comes inflated but it won't likely stay inflated long! I bought 2 and both went flat in less than a week and there is no way to re-inflate them.
876611
There is no pump. I have yet to inflate it because of this. It will take too long with a foot pump, although there are 3 separate sections. Will have to get a motorized pump to make this work.
1451348
Yes. You need to add air. I did it with a bike pump that had a basketball air fill needle on it. Hope that helps :)
1406054
It is not self inflating so yes you do need to buy a pump. But i will say it's been about a month in a half to 2 months and it is still inflated. The last one i bout lasted a couple days.
72139
Yes, the front tire comes shipped with no air. You will need to pump it up.
94644
Yes. Once you set up camp just unscrew the the valve and let it inflate. You may have to blow in it a little if you like it firm.
574409
No the wheels don't inflate, I just checked mine to make sure, the feel like plastic to me but I don't mind that. The dog loves the stroller.
2255344
The chair should not need inflating. If you have to inflate it, there are instructions here: http://www.ergoergo.com/faq
203419
It's actually pretty easy to inflate, you do not need a pump to inflate it. We used it for a week straight and deflated it every day and then inflated again the next day. It only took a few minutes to inflate manually.
483708
Hi LBC! We recommend a small hand pump like this one, Topeak Peakini II Mini Pump or a foot/bicycle pump. Air compressors and gas stations can over inflate the tire pretty quickly but can be used in an emergency. We recommend a 25-30 psi which allows for some give when squeezed. It is very important you don't use the stroller if you have flat or low inflated tires as a pinch flat can occur. The trick to inflating the tire is to slightly hold the stem of the inner tube away from the rim while you connect the nozzle of the pump. Thank you for your question! Hi LBC! We recommend a small hand pump like this one, Topeak Peakini II Mini Pump or a foot/bicycle pump. Air compressors and gas stations can over inflate the tire pretty quickly but can be used in an emergency. We recommend a 25-30 psi which allows for some give when squeezed. It is very important you don't use the stroller if you have flat or low inflated tires as a pinch flat can occur. The trick to inflating the tire is to slightly hold the stem of the inner tube away from the rim while you connect the nozzle of the pump. Thank... » Read More Hi LBC! We recommend a small hand pump like this one, Topeak Peakini II Mini Pump or a foot/bicycle pump. Air compressors and gas stations can over inflate the tire pretty quickly but can be used in an emergency. We recommend a 25-30 psi which allows for some give when squeezed. It is very important you don't use the stroller if you have flat or low inflated tires as a pinch flat can occur. The trick to inflating the tire is to slightly hold the stem of the inner tube away from the rim while you connect the nozzle of the pump. Thank you for your question! « Show Less
1302048
Use a standard air compressor with a tire inflator. The same as inflating a bike or car tire. Use a tire pump for that matter.